Unclear OCR Item Note on Merchandise Prices
Fragmentary OCR shows stray price fragments such as 45c 1.40 75c and nonsensical words about goods. No identifiable people, organizations, or concrete items are readable to establish a full news item.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows stray price fragments such as 45c 1.40 75c and nonsensical words about goods. No identifiable people, organizations, or concrete items are readable to establish a full news item.
Miss Addie Tucker a North Tex as Normal student at the J. D Hodges home learns Wednesday evening by telegram that her father died Wednesday morning in Wills Point from smallpox. She is advised not to return home for the funeral. The notice is part of a local roundup of names and brief items.
Taylor Brothers advertise prompt delivery of first class coal with full weights. Both phones listed for orders.
A taxi service announces a special rate for students. For parties of four or more, the one way price covers both directions at $1. The service handles trunks and baggage as a specialty and operates day and night across the city at usual rates.
Mrs Mattie Cobb longtime Lewisville matriarch dies after a two o clock afternoon illness at about fifty. She leaves two children O B Cobb and Miss Gertrude Cobb and brother Hon E C Smith who rushed from county court upon hearing the news. Funeral set for Thursday at Lewisville Cemetery beside her late husband.
The lecture by Dr. Ligon and the Ben Hur play are postponed due to weak electric current. Saturday night the 29th was affected. the school and Mr. Ligon regret the change and will arrange new dates for both events.
After February first meat is sold strictly for cash no credit. Frank Wilkinson promotes cash sales to help collectors and offers a five percent discount with coupon book. New phone 83 old phone 212.
The Sunday program at 6 pm features a Missionary Meeting Africa of the Future Leader led by Miss Irene Thorn a paper on David Livingstone by Miss Iheta Clark The Opening Up of Africa by G I Strong and Our Own Missions in the Yuma Country by Miss Birdie Andrews
W A Taliaferro proprietor advertises bulk garden seed at his shop labeled 136¢. Description notes seeds available for planting needs and garden supplies.
An advert for a Denton county drug store promises careful prescription filling and sickroom supplies. The owner emphasizes safety over low prices, pledging high quality goods, free delivery, and personal service to persuade customers to switch to this “most satisfactory” drug store.
Free trial treatment and full information promised to cure asthma at home. Frontier Asthma Company advertises in Buffalo New York with address Room 702 and claims no charge for services.
A fragment urges visiting Min nis' Drug Store for compounded prescriptions and mentions D. R. Turner with reference to quality and quantity. The line hints at a promotional note about a product or service.
L Hamilton editor of the Lewsville Enterprise announces in this issue as a candidate for County Tax Collector. He has resided in the county for years and is well known across the county, especially the southeastern part.
Fresh bread and pies baked every day with deliveries available. J Kunze at North Side Square advertises grocery services and invites customers to phone for orders. Long and King also promotes groceries and a contact number.
Regular watch maintenance ensures accuracy and longevity. A competent watchmaker should service it yearly to keep bearings clean and properly oiled, improving efficiency and extending life. See the watch display in the window.
W J McCray brings a new Studebaker 30 from Dallas on Wednesday. The four cylinder touring car is described as high powered for its weight. McCray serves as local agent and is accompanied by B B Husbands.
J P Jentgen and Mrs Minnie Fangman listed in 30c classifed notice with exact names and entry details follows.
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